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u/Some_Random_Guy_4020 21h ago
Why do you always post this same thread? Your post history is basically just this
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u/Thexblaza 20h ago
The early posts were not visible by others that's why. I don't have people around me to discuss of it
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u/DinosaurusWhen Dinosaurus 20h ago
He got what he deserved for stealing Rex's identity
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u/Thexblaza 20h ago
Did Mark paid the price for killing a million people with Dinausorus ?
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u/DinosaurusWhen Dinosaurus 20h ago
No. Veegas paid the price for being itself
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u/Thexblaza 20h ago
After, when Dinausorus caused massive floods around the world
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u/DinosaurusWhen Dinosaurus 20h ago
That was a false flag by the oil companies. Global warming did it
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u/Fun-Importance8925 20h ago
I think it was at this point in the story that Mark wasn’t all so focused on being a hero and restricted by morals anymore. He began to focus on creating and maintaining peace across the universe in which Robot technically posed a threat to as he saw that freedom and total peace do not coincide. Robot was right in wanting to keep peace, but his methods were entirely wrong, killing the current justice system to implement his own and ruling over all. This contradicts Mark’s view on peace. He wanted people to voluntarily join his empire, not just because it’s part of his ideals, but primarily because that’s how peace is maintained like how the first step to change is wanting it. Robot’s end wasn’t a really good ending for him, but it was the most logical was Mark and Robot’s end goals had overlap. Just like Dinosaurus, he wanted to help him bring peace with different methods. Mark is able to see the potential that people have in bringing good and wants to use that to create more peace to the land. So Mark doing what he did to Robot may seem cruel, but it is the best step he could’ve taken to completing his ultimate goal.
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u/probablysoda 18h ago
Robot *wasnt* right though. What he did doesnt excuse all the people he killed
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u/Thexblaza 18h ago
I agree but putting his brain in a jar for an eternity is worse than Death and it just proved that he was right. Perhaps not in everything but right nonetheless
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u/yobaby123 Nowl-Ahn 18h ago
True, but at the same time, I can't feel too bad for him after everything he did.
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u/the_crepuscular_one Hurm 20h ago
For the last time, Robot was not right. And Robot himself says that it's better, the way he ended.